What does 'wagon car' refer to?
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Wagon car refers to a station wagon. Here is some relevant information about station wagons: 1. Importance: Station wagons are a derivative model of sedans that emerged under the trend of humans advocating nature and being enthusiastic about tourism. Compared to SUVs and MPVs, station wagons have lower prices and usage costs, as well as more agile bodies, making them easier to drive and park. With the improvement of domestic consumers' material living standards, it has become a new fashion for urban car owners to take their families on long trips during holidays in a station wagon. Station wagons are not only capable of long-distance travel but also have enough space to carry ample travel gear. 2. Development history: The development of station wagons in China can be traced back to the early Shanghai Volkswagen Santana, which was widely used as police vehicles at the time, and a small number of civilian versions were also used by owners as dual-purpose vehicles for both passengers and cargo—carrying people in the front and goods in the back. After the Santana, Guangzhou Peugeot also produced a batch of 505 station wagons.